Ethiopia
Zohran Mamdani was elected to serve New Yorkers, not wage war on Israel - opinion
The mayor of New York City has one of the most demanding jobs in America, leading a city of more than eight million people and managing challenges that affect millions of lives every single day.
The search for Haymanut Kasau: Why Israel must not forget the missing nine-year-old girl - opinion
Horn of Africa growing increasingly important in Middle East power plays - analysis
'The Baroness Rothschild': A moving tribute to jazz and friendship - review
Israeli-Ethiopian musician spreads some light at the Hullegeb Festival
The festival, established by Confederation House and its long-serving CEO and artistic director Effie Benaya, showcases the best the Ethiopian community has to offer.
What were the Nazis' colonial plans for Africa? - study
The new research suggests that World War II started 4 years before 1939, with Italy's takeover of Abyssinia.
'Straddling Black and White': Rare English book about Ethiopian aliyah - review
In Straddling Black and White, Columbus, Ohio-born Kim Salzman traces an Ethiopian Jewish family’s complex relationship with the Land of Israel.
One country in the world is still living in 2016. Found out which
Ethiopia's calendar takes you back to 2016, offering a glimpse into a different era.
Addis Ababa's warming may trigger year-round malaria, study warns
According to the report, the city’s extreme daily maximum temperature would increase by about 1.7° Celsius by 2060.
Israel must stop its racism and save Ethiopian Jews - opinion
The last Jewish community, which was first exiled 2,000 years ago, is refused aliyah. And who is the refuser? The State of Israel!
Ethiopia says it will investigate alleged migrant killings with Saudi Arabia
In a 73-page report released on Monday, Human Rights Watch accused Saudi guards posted along the Yemen border of "widespread and systematic" attacks on migrants.
Saudi border guards killed hundreds of Ethiopian migrants, HRW says
"Trying to stop migration using the barrel of a gun is intolerable," UN spokesperson Stephane Dujarric told a briefing in New York, adding that the report raised "very serious allegations."
Majority of recent Ethiopian immigrants to Israel are Christians
The reason for this substantial amount of immigrants identifying as Christians is that their aliyah is considered a humanitarian act, of reuniting family members.
80% of Israel's Ethiopian, Indian immigrants opt for religious education - report
"Religious state education in Israel serves as an ideal environment for immigrants from Ethiopia and India," said MK Moshe Solomon, who added that these schools need more resources.
